Your privacy, in plain words.

You pick a practice question, record a short video of yourself answering, and an AI reads your delivery — eye contact, posture, expression, and energy — then shows you feedback. That recording is the personal data this app is built around.

PosturePrep uses Google sign-in. We use it to recognise your account and keep your practice sessions tied to you.

When you record an answer, your video is sent to Google for AI analysis by Gemini. Google processes it on servers in the United States and returns the analysis we show you in your results.

Because the analysis runs on Google’s AI, your video is transferred to the United States. Google is certified under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, and its certification status is currently Active. That Framework is a recognised basis for moving personal data from the EU/EEA to certified US companies.

In plain terms, here’s how we think about sending your video to the US:

• The only data involved is a short practice video of you answering a question.
• It goes to one provider — Google — for one purpose: analysing your delivery. It isn’t shared further.
• Google’s EU–US Data Privacy Framework certification is Active, which gives the transfer a recognised legal basis.
• The video is deleted automatically within about a day, so it only exists for a short window.

For this kind of data, we consider the transfer low-risk.

Your video is kept only as long as it takes to analyse it and show you your results, then deleted automatically within about 24 hours (a day) of your practice. You don’t need to do anything to make that happen.